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The EU Kids Online project is a multinational network, which aims to stimulate and coordinate investigation into children’s online uses, activities, risks and safety. It employs multiple methods to map...
This report gives the findings of the fourth wave of a tracking study into the extent of online copyright infringement in the UK. It also considers the wider digital behaviours and attitudes, among people...
This report considers the behaviour of the most active online copyright infringers over the period May 2012 – May 2013. The report’s findings include the following: over the year, 17% of internet users...
This report describes the progress made in implementing the recommendations of Richard Hooper and Dr Ros Lynch’s 2012 report Copyright Works – Streamlining Copyright Licensing for the Digital Age....
This Ofcom report finds that consumers from ethnic minority groups are among the keenest in Britain when it comes to embracing the latest technology, finding that not only do people from ethnic minority...
Ofcom’s Communications Market Report 2013 has found that a huge growth in the take-up of smartphones and tablets is creating a nation of media multi-taskers, transforming the traditional living room...
This report by consultancy firm Turner Hopkins considers the value of UGC to the UK, the opportunities it presents and the resulting implications for policymakers, including Ofcom as the United Kingdom’s...
This document lays out the BBC’s new media literacy strategy, which involves a move away from ‘access’ (getting people online) to focus more on skills relating to creating and understanding. The four...
Amongst the findings of this report are: a growth in internet use since 2011; an increase in smartphone ownership; older users are driving a growth in social networking; security and safety habits are mixed;...
This report, drafted before the Government’s Paper on communications and the communications Bill, recommends that forthcoming legislation must be flexible enough to adapt to a rapidly changing media...
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